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1. Short-term price movements
are entirely random |
Buy and sell orders flow into the markets from all over the world. Every order
is particular to the individual or institution placing the order.
Over short periods stock prices tend to evolve at random. |
Example:
Shares of
A
monitored at 15-min. intervals over 2 trading days.
... and of
B
over the same 2-day period |
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By continuously
monitoring their short-term movements ....
.... an investor
wanting to buy one and sell the other could have saved money
by using computer-assisted trading to time his transaction
properly.
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2% could have been saved
either way
within 2 trading days by using Computer-assisted Trading to time the
transaction. |
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The above share
movements could be those of any two stocks. They have nothing
to do with the fundamentals of the companies involved, but
only with the random inflow of orders and general market
trends.
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